Water

2022.03.29 Water Conservation Month

Join the City of Moline and participate in the "My Water Pledge" !  

My Water Pledge is a friendly competition between cities across the US to see who can be the most “water-wise.” Mayors nationwide will challenge their residents to conserve water, energy and other natural resources on behalf of their city through a series of informative, easy-to-use pledges online.

Cities with the highest percentage of resident who take the challenge win prizes. 

To pledge or to get more information click the link: https://mywaterpledge.com/

Thinner Water Border
March, 29, 2022 
Moline High School Students, who are part of Mayor Rayapati's Summer Internship Program, toured several areas of the City which included Water Distribution, 
Sewer Maintenance and Water Plant.  
This program allows high schoolers, interested in working within the City, to try out areas of interest for possible future full-time employment.
Water Distribution
Levi Jackson, Water Distribution Manager, explains the day-to-day operations of the Water Distribution department.
Water Plant Cones
Bob Bohannon, Water Plant Manager, describes how the cones work in the process of making our award winning water.
Sewer Maintenance
Tommy Schillinger, Sewer Collection Crew Leader, informs on what the Sewer Maintenance crew does daily and explains how the vehicles used help keep our sewer lines running smoothly.

                                      Check out this fun water activity:

                                                   Printable Activity/Coloring Book

Responsibilities

The Water Division provides continuous high quality, economical water, and services to the citizens of Moline. Using the Mississippi River as our source, we treat, pump, and meter water to over 17,000 homes and businesses. We are responsible for the operation, maintenance, and upgrade of the city’s extensive water supply system. Moline’s drinking water supply system must function reliably on a 24/7 basis to protect the public health and support our standard of living and local economy, as our community requires more than 5 million gallons of water on an average day.

Public Water Supply System

Moline’s public water supply system is operated as a public utility enterprise fund. No tax dollars, in any form, are used to fund Moline’s public water supply system. All funds, revenues and expenditures associated with its operation are segregated from other city finances. The current annual Water Division budget is about $8.8 million dollars. The revenue that supports this budget is derived solely from the fees charged for water and water-related services.

Detailed information regarding your City Utility Bill and payments can be found on the Water Service page.

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